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  2. Dutch Police Arrest 'Reformed' Hacker in Shiny Hunters Investigation (krebsonsecurity.com)
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  3. A case of Muse leaking personal information and keeping it for itself (simonwillison.net)
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  7. Show HN: Short film made using MiniMax H3 on my home PC (chrisbeach.co.uk)
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  8. Defeating Satellite Spoofing with Galileo's Encryption (hackaday.com)
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  9. Elevation map of the world with dynamic color scale (bertspaan.nl)
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  10. The great CI bottleneck of 2026 (dagger.io)
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  11. Towards RL for Superhuman Text: Unslopping AI (facebookresearch.github.io)
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  12. Could Addis Ababa become a prosperous megacity without becoming car-dependent? (substack.com)
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  13. Show HN: HN.watch – Videos of all Hacker News posts (hn.watch)
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  16. Quine's Paradox (wikipedia.org)
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  17. One Quarter of Global Data Centers Are Located in Water-Stressed Areas (acs.org)
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  18. Skill Acquisition (elijahpotter.dev)
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  19. The Perl Toolchain Summit 2027 (perl.com)
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  20. Dear User of the Universe (sebastiansastre.co)
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  21. Getting out of the way: my robotics crash course (thisismypersonalblog.com)
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  22. What makes Lisp difficult to read? (paultm.nl)
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  23. Pragmatic Anthropomorphism, Or: How to Talk to an Autocompleting Cricket (lmorchard.com)
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  24. Citrix NetScaler PreAuth Command Injection CVE-2026-88771 (watchtowr.com)
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  25. Earth's mysterious 'hum' points to the sound of waves crashing across the world (abc.net.au)
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  26. The Front Wire, a breaking-news wire built on primary sources (thecompound.tech)
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  27. The Code Nobody Reads (addyo.substack.com)
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  28. UK government tells staff to stop thanking AI chatbots (tomshardware.com)
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  29. Using C++17 Std:Optional (cppstories.com)
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  30. ProjecturEd: One data structure, many editable views, with an AI assistant (projectured.org)
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I made a site to show good news

2 pointsby 1h agoreadsomethingnice.org
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1h agoHN ↗

hey everyone! i made a site which pulls in good news from across the world and puts it in one place for you to look at. you can save it to your phone and get push notifications too.

made this because a lot of people around me feel impending doom with the new cycles over the last few years, and we often forget about the delightful things happening around us. hope this brightens your day!

im continuing to build it out to make it better, so please leave feedback if you have any :)

57m agoHN ↗

The _real_ problem with news is that, positive or negative, they are mostly irrelevant to one's real life and non-actionable. The negative stuff pushes you down and you can't do shit about any of it. The positive stuff pulls you up but it's all about people, places and things that don't actually matter.

Filtering out the negativity only leaves you with useless positivity.